Closed matthewcornell closed 3 years ago
Looking at http://reichlab.io/zoltr/articles/getting-started.html#get-a-model-to-work-with-and-list-its-info-and-forecasts , I see that created_at and issued_at are dates, but should be datetimes. The forecast_info(zoltar_connection, forecast_url) function is using as.Date() with a string like "2020-04-13T14:27:27.589708-04:00" (from https://www.zoltardata.com/api/forecast/9753/ ), but it's being parsed as a date, not datetime. We need to use a different library, or pass a formatting string. There may be other fields that are similar (i.e., datetimes that are parsing as dates).
created_at
issued_at
forecast_info(zoltar_connection, forecast_url)
as.Date()
Looking at http://reichlab.io/zoltr/articles/getting-started.html#get-a-model-to-work-with-and-list-its-info-and-forecasts , I see that
created_atandissued_atare dates, but should be datetimes. Theforecast_info(zoltar_connection, forecast_url)function is usingas.Date()with a string like "2020-04-13T14:27:27.589708-04:00" (from https://www.zoltardata.com/api/forecast/9753/ ), but it's being parsed as a date, not datetime. We need to use a different library, or pass a formatting string. There may be other fields that are similar (i.e., datetimes that are parsing as dates).